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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 31, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 49, No. 22.

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VALENCE, FRANCE.

By D. T. Bourdeau

Ten are now keeping the commandments in this city. Doubtless we would have had five times as many if we could have spoken in a hall as we do in America. But till now this privilege is refused us, even as it has been refused Father Hyacinthe in Paris, although he is a popular speaker standing midway between Protestants and Catholics.
Bro. Gabert, the teacher to whom I referred in a previous report, is still with us, and is advancing rapidly in the knowledge of the truth. I devote a portion of my time to teaching him the truth. He can now explain the entire chart, and handles other subjects. He has an easy manner of expressing himself, and makes his subjects plain, and I hope he will be of service to the cause.
The influence of the Eastern war is being felt here. France is not disposed to meddle with it at present. May God hold the winds, and may we act well our part in leading our fellow-men to prepare for the coming storm. D. T. Bourdeau.
Rue du Parc, 10, Valence, France, April 7.